President Trump doesn't have the power to implement these tariffs and he's making a massive mistake with them...

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What are the odds that you'd support a policy that says, "Pay the government more in taxes so they can subsidize X industry you don't work in?" That's what a tariff is in effect. It doesn't make things cheaper. It's not going to increase real wages; employers have to pay more for everything too.

There is no universe where things get cheaper as supply goes down.

We will see over the next 4 years.

 

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We will see over the next 4 years.

You won’t admit documented facts, so it’s unlikely you’ll admit the truth in this case anyway.

 

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We will see over the next 4 years

The free market can allocate goods more efficiently than the government. Yes or no?

 

[TigerGrowls]

The free market can allocate goods more efficiently than the government. Yes or no?

Yes but we are not a one world order. Our nation has to be advocated for and protected in international matters.

 

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Trump's tariffs are described as a 'win win' that either forces countries to drop their tariffs on the US, or receive reciprocal tariffs:
Kevin O'Leary: "Every single tariff scheduled, on every product in every country has never been looked at this way. What happens, both sides look at each other 'How about no tariffs?'"
Scott Bessent: "Going into April 2nd, now some of our most imbalanced trading partners come forward and want to drop their tariffs.
If you drop yours, we'll drop ours.
We are already seeing some of the worst offenders come down."

Progressives these days despise actual progress